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China’s 2024–25 push toward a unified social credit system centers on a national data-sharing platform, public disclosure portals (notably Credit China), and expanded, sector-specific “blacklists” and...
China is targeting “around 5%” GDP growth for 2026—continuing a policy stance used in 2024–25—to counter weak domestic demand and a deflationary risk, a goal advisers say will require active fiscal an...
China’s holdings of U.S. Treasury securities have fallen substantially since 2018, sliding from roughly the trillion-dollar range into the $680–$730 billion area by late 2025 according to U.S. Treasur...
Public reporting shows central banks have repatriated gold from Western vaults (notably from , and ) and that has built custody and trading infrastructure to attract foreign reserves, but the sources ...
There is no list in the provided sources naming specific Chinese Communist Party (CPC) leaders alleged to hold offshore assets; available reporting instead discusses broader trends in offshore investm...
Since 2020 governments worldwide have adopted a mix of competition, content and AI rules aimed at constraining large technology platforms: the European Union enacted the Digital Services Act and Digit...